"你梦想的一切都是虚构的。"

Dreams and imagination have always been at the core of human creativity and progress. When we say that anything you dream is fiction, we're touching on a fascinating idea: your dreams, by their very nature, are flights of fancy. They aren't real—at least, not yet. Everything you dream up exists in the domain of possibilities, not the constraints of the current reality.

Think about it for a second. When you dream, whether it's at night or during a daydream, you’re creating a narrative that doesn’t yet exist. It's like drafting a story in your mind. This helps us understand that our dreams are, in essence, a form of fiction. They’re stories we tell ourselves about what could be. This isn’t to diminish their value—quite the opposite. Recognizing that our dreams are fiction allows us to see them as blueprints for the future.

Historically, this idea has been pivotal. Take the Renaissance period, for example. Artists, scientists, and thinkers dreamt up revolutionary ideas and inventions. Leonardo da Vinci sketched concepts for flying machines long before the Wright brothers made flight a reality. Back then, these sketches were pure fiction—yet they sparked imaginations and laid the groundwork for what was to come.

For a practical application, let’s look at the tech world. Think of Steve Jobs and the creation of the iPhone. Before it existed, the idea of a device that combined a phone, a music player, and an internet browser was pure fiction—something you might dream about or see in a sci-fi movie. But Jobs and his team took that fiction and turned it into reality, fundamentally changing how we communicate and interact with the world.

So how do you take this wisdom and use it in your life? Start by embracing the power of your dreams. Don’t censor yourself or belittle your ideas because they seem too far-fetched. Write them down. Think about them. Share them with others. You never know which of your ‘fictional’ dreams could become the next groundbreaking invention or life-changing decision.

Imagine you’re in a coffee shop with a friend, and you’re talking about your wildest dreams. Maybe you want to start your own business, travel to every country, or write a novel. Your friend listens and then says, “But isn't that just fantasy?” Here's your moment to remember: of course, it's fiction now—but that’s where everything amazing starts. Tell your friend about how every great achievement began as a dream, a piece of fiction in someone’s mind.

Picture this: A young girl loves reading fantasy novels. She dreams of writing her own book one day. Her parents are supportive but practical, suggesting more ‘realistic’ career paths. But she holds onto that dream, knowing it’s fiction for now. She writes every day, creating characters and worlds that don’t exist yet. Years later, she publishes a best-seller that inspires countless others. Her dream, once fiction, is now a tangible part of the world.

That’s the beauty of it. By acknowledging that our dreams are fiction, we give ourselves permission to think big, to envision possibilities beyond our current reality. And from there, the journey of turning fiction into fact begins. So, dream big, dare to imagine, and don’t be afraid to create your own story. You never know where it might lead you.